Governance Architectures of the U-Society
: Graduate Level, Cross Listed as POLS 673
DETAILS
- Hyoung-June Park & Student Works
- University of Hawaii at Manoa
- Completed
- Design Future(s) Lab
INFORMATIONS
Student work: Lindsay Wong (Arch693), Christina Akiona, Ali Musleh, Bumchul Shin (Pols 673)
This joint studio-based seminar explores possibilities and potentialities for preferred governance within a so-called "Ubiquitous Society" (U-Society) based on the theories and methods of political futures studies, especially anticipatory governance design, aligned with computer-based architectural modeling, primarily digital prototyping. Course participants will register either for Pols 673 or Arch 693, but will work together in teams to propose overall U-Governance designs for a transformational future in 2035, and render computer models that will demonstrate basic structural dynamic relations and human interactions.
This joint studio-based seminar explores possibilities and potentialities for preferred governance within a so-called "Ubiquitous Society" (U-Society) based on the theories and methods of political futures studies, especially anticipatory governance design, aligned with computer-based architectural modeling, primarily digital prototyping. Course participants will register either for Pols 673 or Arch 693, but will work together in teams to propose overall U-Governance designs for a transformational future in 2035, and render computer models that will demonstrate basic structural dynamic relations and human interactions.
Our understanding of where we live
is not so philosophical but rather pragmatic
Understanding urban environment with quantifiable measures has been the source of debates
Well then becomes the one of heated discussions … now possiblly the one of main trends